En cours de chargement...
"I'm writing a book." ".Everyone's writing a book." Some days Charlie remembers his sister lying dead in the tub. Some days he forgets that he can't walk anymore. And some days he remembers the serial killer from his past who reminded him that nightmares are real. Even the good are bad... Charlie Gardner is trying to recover his life after a terrible accident. His legs don't work because of the crash and sometimes he doesn't remember that.
His family are dead too, and he doesn't remember that either.. It feels like his mind is playing tricks on him. Because more often than not, he tells the same story to his carer Percy, of when he was trying to become a writer after a horrible mistake cost him his psychology career. He was writing a crime book.An obsession which turned deadly as real bodies began turning up. All the signs pointed to the killer knowing him.
Knowing his secret. Then the phone calls began. The unsolved Burke Murders made headlines across the state. While Ethan was somehow unharmed, the parents' death was a mystery. For Charlie and his family the murders were closer to home, his sister Sarah was the Burke's nanny. She was found alive a week later. The serial killer haunting Charlie as an adult knows this. Knows more than what was ever reported.
They also know the truth of Charlie's secret. And as all bodies lead to home, Charlie realizes the PK Killer isn't trying to scare him, they're sending him a message. Charlie's loss of memory is the key to everything. The sophomore novel from Rhys Stalba-Smith is a serial killer thriller in the Murder Down Under series which promises to haunt the landscapes of 90s Australia. The murder mystery roves the city of Adelaide, and from the dark nights of fear to the boiling troubles of the day, this psychological thriller is a page turner not to be missed!